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Enter Macy's. The 130-year-old company, founded by a former Nantucket whaler, stunned Wall Street by joining the fray. Chairman Edward Finkelstein, a shrewd, 40-year veteran with the company, had taken the firm private in a $3.7 billion leveraged buyout in 1986. Loaded with debt after that deal, Macy's seemed incapable of takeovers. Says Pavlos Alexandrakis, a retail analyst for Argus Research: "It's the last company you would expect to be out shopping...
Jessica S. Ancker '87 and Laura H. Finkelstein '87 returned from class at 11:50 Tuesday morning to find that all the drawers in the room had been rifled and two $1500 silver-plated flutes taken...
...October 6 article entitled "Radio Station Confronts Decline in Ad Revenues" incorrectly identified Laura H. Finkelstein '87. Finkelstein is the president of WHRB, not its station manager...
WHRB is marketing its advertising on the assumption that the Kelly Group, which owns the broadcast rights to Harvard athletic contests, has found another station to carry Harvard hockey, Finkelstein said. She said it is impossible to predict the impact competition might have on WHRB advertising...
...Finkelstein said that diminished sportsbroadcasting will be the only immediate effect ofthe financial difficulties. The on-the-roadbasketball coverage lost money last year, shesaid...